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ControllerManipulate

ControllerManipulate[expr, {u, u_min, u_max}]
generates a version of expr set up to allow interactive manipulation of the value of u using an external controller device.

ControllerManipulate[expr, {u, u_min, u_max, du}]
allows the value of u to vary between u_min and u_max in steps du.

ControllerManipulate[expr, {{u, u_init}, u_min, u_max, ...}]
takes the initial value of u to be u_init.

ControllerManipulate[expr, {u, {u₁, u₂, ...}}]
allows u to take on discrete values u₁, u₂, ....

ControllerManipulate[expr, {u, ...}, {v, ...}, ...]
allows each of the u, v, ... to be manipulated by the external controller device.

ControllerManipulate[expr, "c_u"->{u, ...}, "c_v"->{v, ...}, ...]
links the parameters to the specified controllers on the external controller device.

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ControllerManipulate has the same features and options as Manipulate, but by default does not explicitly display any controls or frame.

With the default setting ControllerMethod->Automatic, successive parameters will be controlled by successive controls on the external controller device.

EXAMPLES

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Basic Examples (1)

Use a controller to change the sinusoids:

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